Factory in Yalova suffers ammonia leak, 3 injured
An ammonia leak in a chemical production factory in Yalova has caused concern as three workers were slightly injured in the incident. The leak occurred due to a crack in a pipe at the factory located in Taşköprü town of Çiftlikköy district. Emergency response teams, including Yalova AFAD, fire brigade, and medical personnel, were dispatched to the scene to address the situation quickly. Fortunately, the leak was brought under control, and oxygen therapy was administered to the affected workers as a precaution.
In addition to the local response teams, Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Threats (CBRN) teams from Bursa were also called in as a precautionary measure. The safety of the workers and the surrounding area was a top priority during the incident.
According to a statement from the Yalova Governorship, the leak was reported to the Emergency Call Center at 23:45, prompting immediate action. The affected area was secured, the factory was deactivated, and the necessary measures were taken to ensure the safety of the workers and the environment.
Fortunately, the three workers who were affected by the gas leak received prompt medical attention and their health conditions are reported to be good. The leak was successfully contained, and no further gas leak was reported at the scene. Periodic measurements are being conducted by the teams to monitor the situation closely and ensure that no negative impact occurs.
Overall, the coordinated response from the emergency teams and the swift action taken by all involved parties helped mitigate the effects of the ammonia leak in the chemical production factory in Yalova. The safety and well-being of the workers and the community remain a top priority in such incidents to prevent any further risks or hazards.
